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	Savage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vandal Savage, a fictional character and supervillain in the DC Comics universe.
		Savage is also short for Savage Arms, a brand of sporting firearms produced by Savage Sports Corporation.
		The SS-13 Savage is the NATO reporting name for the RT-2 intercontinental ballistic missile.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Savage (253 words)

	Artemis Project: The Millenial Project
		Savage suggests a layered structure, but primarily a "silicone" based polymer - unless we can somehow make suitable transparent structures out of glass (maybe fiberglass?) one way or another we're going to need a lot of carbon and hydrogen, the hydrogen needed both for the exterior plastics and the water shielding.
		Nevertheless Savage's vision for Avallon is a reasonably familiar one, even with the continuing emphasis on bringing all of life with us; in particular he suggests different lunar craters could preserve distinct Earth ecologies.
		Savage's book was written before the discovery of Hydrogen near the lunar poles; and so he recommends a first settlement near the lunar equator.
	www.asi.org /adb/b/01/millenial.html (1831 words)

	disinformation \| forward the foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For Savage, the writer turned space advocate, the Dark Ages facing humanity is a world afflicted by 'limits to growth' problems like exponential population increases, world food shortages and the need for non-polluting energy sources.
		In short, Marshall Savage is a worthy candidate for a modern Hari Seldon.
		While Savage's model represents the Age of Aquarius' optimism at its peak, it is also "the first 'post-environmentalist consciousness' stab at this problem," according to Creon Levit, a scientist with the Numerical Aerodynamics Simulation Division at NASA's Ames Research Center.
	www.disinfo.com /archive/pages/article/id477/pg1 (1189 words)

	Savage - An Exponentialist View
		Marshall T. Savage, founder of the First Millennial Foundation (now the Living Universe Foundation), is also the author of "The Millennial Project: Colonizing The Galaxy In Eight Easy Steps".
		Savage is the antithesis of the prophets of doom and, though the title of his book might fuel the stereotypical view of a naive technophile, Savage provides technical data and references throughout (including extensive endnotes).
		Savage introduces the problem of the human overpopulation of Earth during the first of his "eight easy steps" in colonising the galaxy.
	members.optusnet.com.au /exponentialist/Savage.htm (2878 words)

	New Albion Artists: Ingram Marshall
		Much of Marshall's music has a quality of slowed-down sense of time and dreamy evocativeness that is clearly derived from what he heard and played in Indonesia.
		With his interest in the technology of electronic music and love of the traditions of Asia, it was not surprising that he developed, in the mid 70s, a series of live-electronic performance pieces which employed the Balinese flute (gambuh), and analogue synthesizers with elaborate tape delay systems.
		Marshall also maintained an interest in "text-sound" composition which resulted in a series of tape pieces based on the manipulation of the spoken voice.
	www.newalbion.com /artists/marshalli (1084 words)

	The Millennial Project: Colonizing the Galaxy in Eight Easy Steps
		Yet author Savage believes we are unique in the cosmos, the only beings to gain true sentience; his main theorem is "we exist as a species for one reason: to bring Life to the universe." If this is so, our species will eventually be in dire need of Elbow Room.
		Marshall Savage displays a remarkable understanding of multiple technological advances and engineering techniques, but his writing reveals that he is a product of the 1960s and many of his ideas are still rooted in that time period.
		Savage does a very good job of describing floating sea colonies, the low-gravity lunar atmosphere, and other exotic places that exist only in the mind's eye.
	www.piratereview.com /reviews/45.asp (1297 words)

	2001 Cedarville University Men's Soccer
		Savage added an insurance tally with his first goal of the season in the 71st minute from Justin Geer.
		Rob Marshall's header in the 13th minute held up as the Yellow Jackets blanked American Mideast Conferenc foe Walsh, 1-0, for their sixth consecutive victory.
		A cross by Kurt Savage in the 32nd minute was deflected in by the Blue Knight defense for the second goal.
	www.cedarville.edu /departments/pe/2001-02/msomatch.htm (1929 words)

	Amazon.com: The Millennial Project: Colonizing the Galaxy in Eight Easy Steps: Books: Marshall T. Savage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Marshall Savage is a professor of English for USC and he shows it remarkably well in this attempt, both in stylistic form and in his utter disregard for the total validity of his theorization.
		Savage reveals himself to be a political naif in comments like those he made about life in Beijing: he uses the image of an Orwellian Ministry of Food in which Chinese bureaucrats toil away, but no bacon is available in the streets.
		Marshall leapfrogs over their shoulders by proposing a goal based on what he wants us to reach before the "experts" can detail every aspect of how they will do it--no doubt to their chagrin.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0316771635?v=glance (3296 words)

	Review of _The Millenial Project_ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Savage takes it upon himself to repackage this vision (albiet in New Age dressing) and construct a detailed plan for achieving it.
		Savage uses biological language to refer to his envisioned society but he fails to grasp evolutionary principles when applied to the level of the individual.
		It is unfortunate that Savage is unable to make the necessary leap from the biological ecosystems that he details to the socio-economic ecosystem that is crucial to his project.
	www.churchofvirus.org /books/tmp.html (260 words)

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		Marshall talks about having true democracy within Foundation Society (TMP pages 92 and 363), and I was somewhat concerned about this.
		But Marshall goes further than rights and privileges with: "...we must accept and develop the principle of individual sovereignty." TMP p.365 I think a good working definition of individual sovereignty is to be found in the following quotation (also from TMP chapter 8): "Each person is entitled to live his life with perfect autonomy.
		Marshall, in Chapter 1, pages 96-97, of TMP, discusses the possibility "that the corporation of Aquarius is wholly and exclusively owned by the people who live there." From this I envisioned an employee-owned corporation in a partnership with the colony government, and I christened this public-private partnership the Foundation Enterprise.
	avery.home.mindspring.com /fmfentrp.txt (2133 words)

	Astronomical Leage - Reflector Book Review: The Millennial Project - Colonizing the Galaxy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Marshall T. Savage believes that we must colonize space to preserve the bounty of life on Earth, which seems at high risk of eventual doom if we don't take positive steps soon.
		Savages proposals will be new and exciting to most readers.
		Savage initiated the formation of The First Millennial Foundation, which is independent of space agencies and governments, all of which are bureaucracies which lack the vital dedication to quickly move us into space.
	www.astroleague.org /al/bookserv/spacflt/rev95052.html (172 words)

	Let's Talk 2000: December 1, 1997 news millennium 21st century celebration space futures
		MARSHALL SAVAGE: Beyond the cattle farm routine, we were exposed to a lively intellectual life, and traveled a good bit as a family.
		MARSHALL SAVAGE: We are certainly millennialists, but not in the religious sense.
		MARSHALL SAVAGE: One of problems with the O'Neil vision of the early period, as I experienced it, was that a gleaming city on the space horizon was envisioned, but in front of that city all I saw was a Grand Canyon.
	www.jaygary.com /talk2000/lt971201.htm (4591 words)

	Puget Sound Iris June Issue
		The salmon, although faced with their own death, are able to reproduce "salmoness." Our constant individual struggles are punctuated by individual expressive acts that, like Savage's book, revolutionize what it means to reproduce "humanness." It is us to interpret these expressive acts and produce our own.
		Savage calculates that a mere 40km bubble colony could easily hold and comfortable support the entire human population of the earth (along with a substantial non-human biome.) And there would be plenty of room.
		Marshall should reach his magic number of 77,777 in the first half of 2004.
	www.isomedia.com /homes/jwright/fmf8c.htm (1012 words)

	The Millennial Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		An inspiring book I've been reading/skimming is "The Millennial Project" by Marshall T. Savage.
		It tends to be a bit idealistic, which is to be expected for the subject, but is very informative and feasible.
		Savage has also started the First Millennial Foundation to bring his plan to fruitation.
	www.homeofreality.com /books/Tmp.html (115 words)

	Winter of the Holy Iron
		Marshall provides a deep insight into the Native American world through the medium of the novel.
		Rather than being a simple comparitive novel, Marshall weaves a tale of conflict, understanding, and uncertainty from the perspective of a Native American but does not come to conclusions.
		Marshall portrays the Native American as far more than a passive character in history or the blood-thirsty savage.
	www.cuppalove.com /Shopping/Details/1878610449.aspx (350 words)

	Blogcritics.org: CD Review: Ingram Marshall - Savage Altars
		Ingram Marshall's music could be described as minimalist, neo-romantic, totalist, ambient, and even New Age, yet it doesn't neatly fit into any of these categories.
		Whatever you call it, I've always found Marshall's music to be a hit-or-miss affair: sometimes shamelessly lovely, atmospheric and appealing, other times meandering, gimmicky, and dull.
		Savage Altars alternates rather abruptly between spooky and harrowing sections of rhythmic choral chanting and drop-dead gorgeous interlocking scalar passages that almost seem to float in suspended bliss.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2006/05/26/182241.php (892 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Quick Reviews: Vice Versa
		When Marshall receives custody of Charlie for a week while his remarried ex-wife goes on vacation with her manly husband, his carefully organized life begins to unravel.
		When Charlie complains about the rigors of elementary school, Marshall wishes he could be in his son's shoes; a wish that Charlie returns in kind, at which point the unwanted artifact comes to life and, through the magic of quaint special effects, the pair switch bodies.
		Now, Marshall must contend with the stock horrors of elementary school — bullies, mean teachers, and a general lack of freedom — while Charlie must rescue his dad's tenuous business deal.
	www.dvdjournal.com /quickreviews/v/viceversa.q.shtml (422 words)

	News and Events
		Savage and Marshall are students of Jenrette, and Jeter is a student of Rice-See.
		This set of 18 songs for vocal quartet and piano four-hands is characterized by its lighthearted Viennese spirit, and like the Renaissance madrigals, they are primarily intended for the enjoyment of the performers.
		Concluding the program, Jenrette will be joined by Marshall for the "Pearl Fishers" by Georges Bizet, one of the most famous duets from operatic literature for baritone and tenor.
	www.etsu.edu /calendars/calendars_news.asp?txtCategory=8&offset=50&EventID=2459 (511 words)

	LT960415.htm
		Savage intends his St. Croix millennial project to be the research base from which humanity will inhabit the seas early in the 21st century and then reach out to colonize the moon, Mars and finally the galaxies by the end of the third millennium.
		Since Savage first published his eight-step plan for space colonization in 1992, some 250 "core volunteers" from Colorado to Czechoslovakia have begun to work together via the Internet to launch their floating Caribbean habitat as the first step toward the Final Frontier.
		Savage believes a millennial movement will arise spontaneously from the human species, as an impulse to go to the stars.
	www.jaygary.com /talk2000/lt960515.htm (1773 words)

	4Literature \|\| The Millennial Project: Colonizing the Galaxy in Eight Easy Steps
		The Millennial Project begins with the premise that mankind may very well be the only life in the universe; it is therefore our duty to see that life spreads and flourishes, that we fill the universe and make it live and breathe.
		Marshall T. Savage's elegant and eloquently written plan begins with a simple step: establishment of a foundation to begin planning for humanity's diaspora.
		Marshall T. Savage's book is incredibly densely packed with information.
	www.4literature.net /story/2002/7/28/115247/145 (2482 words)

	Who Owns The West? Mining Claims in America's West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Marshall T Savage is one of 92,125 beneficiaries of a 132-year-old federal mining law that gives away precious metals, minerals, and even the title to the land itself for less than $10 an acre.
		Marshall T Savage giving Marshall T Savage more total land holdings (claims and patents) than over 99.5% of all other mining interests.
		Information on subsidiaries and parent companies shown here represents our best estimate of corporate structure at the time of this website release, and are drawn from various publicly available sources.
	www.ewg.org:16080 /mining/owners/overview.php?cust_id=482105 (278 words)

	GREAT FINDS The Millennial Project
		Savage describes how all this may be done even as we develop the technologies and practices required for the next step in our destiny: self-sufficient space colonies.
		Savage does not intend to wait for existing political and economic concerns to take up the task he envisions; he’s creating an all new organization to implement the mission, with this book being the call to would-be pioneers across the globe.
		Savage has shown us how to get from our tormented present to something as good or better than a Gene Roddenberry (Star Trek) tomorrow, over the course of the next millennium.
	www.jmooneyham.com /millp.html (1319 words)

	Savage Press - Michael Savage Publisher
		But, as we are wont to do at Savage Press, when life gives lemonade, we make lemons.
		Seriously, we here at Savage Press are thinking of starting the Northwest Wisconsin Book Award, but NWBA is too hard to pronounce.
		Savage Press is, "Pleased as punch," as Hubert Humphrey said, to announce the signing of South Dakota plotmeister
	www.savpress.com (1211 words)

	Temenos: Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Savage plays a gay son returning to his small hometown to help with his mother (played by Jane Curtin) who was recently released from psychiatric center.
		Paula Marshall stars in the CBS Comedy 'Out of Practice' which centers around a family of physicians.
		Marshall plays one of the siblings, a lesbian ER Doctor.
	www.temenos.net /articles/050910.shtml (559 words)

	Seament Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Since that time a number of futurist visionaries such as Wolf Hilbertz, Eugene Tsui and Marshall Savage have proposed the construction of artificial island ocean cities using electroaccreted seament as the primary structural material.
		Marshall Savage's book The Millennial Project (TMP) published in 1992, contained a description of a futuristic city at sea which expanded in detail Hilbertz's original ideas about electroaccreted ocean cities powered by ocean thermal energy conversion.
		In addition to obtaining seament from the ocean using electroaccretion, Marshall Savage proposed constructing the metal accretion framework from magnesium extracted from sea water.
	www.stanford.edu /~erlee/seament/seament.htm (259 words)

	Welcome to AJC! \| ajc.com
		Random bits: Royal Marshall’s Royal Treatment axed, Reggie Gay is gone from WYZE// Kemi Lane tries to be the local Drudge
		Marshall, the only fl voice on WSB-AM’s regular lineup, has been a loyal soldier to WSB and filled in whenever Braves, Dawgs and Hawks weren’t on at night.
		Savage leaked the news early, forcing WSB-AM to make a move before they roast him for charity on Feb. 2.
	www.ajc.com /blogs/content/shared-blogs/accessatlanta/radiotalk/entries/2005/01/18 (544 words)

	Rambles In The Brambles: Highlift (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Millennial Project suggested using a train-like system that would accelerate cargo to escape velocities.
		Savage cannot be faulted for thinking small: The train is just an early stage in a detailed plan to colonize the entire galaxy.
		His driving thought is interesting: Humanity must expand, or it shall fail.
	www.borlik.net /blog/archives/000023.html (445 words)

	Seament Research - Accretion Energy Requirements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Marshall Savage in his book The Millennial Project details the construction of an
		Marshall Savage in TMP used the accretion constant that assumed that:
		Marshall Savage's idea of electroaccreting and artificial island using ocean
	www.stanford.edu /~erlee/seament/sm_preq.htm (1222 words)

	Utica College vs Chowan College (Mar 15, 2004) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Savage advanced to second on a passed ball; Meagher advanced to third on a passed ball.
		MARSHALL doubled, advanced to third, RBI; WEIR scored.
		Savage reached on a fielder's choice; Montante out at second 2b to ss.
	www.chowan.edu /Athlet/softball/2004/3-15_utica.htm (860 words)

	Knoxville Opera - Seasons - Artist Bios
		Candra Marshall, mezzo-soprano, is from Jonesborough, Tennessee, and is a recent graduate of East Tennessee State University, where she received her Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance.
		While at ETSU her roles included Prince Orlofsky in Die Fledermaus, Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro, and Dido in Dido and Aeneas.
		Marshall is currently pursuing her Master of Music degree in vocal performance at UT, studying voice with Lorraine DiSimone, and is a first-year member of Knoxville Opera Studio.
	www.knoxvilleopera.com /season/artist.html?artist_id=52 (102 words)

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